The Vice Presidency Needs Realistic Respect and Reform
A column argues that vice presidential candidates are undervalued and that the office should gain authority and seriousness. It calls for parties to nominate a strong vice presidential figure and for Congress or the president to improve the role’s duties and visibility.
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Massachusetts
Executive Department
Congress
We Are Living Cheaply and Cost of Living Abroad
The British Board of Trade figures show rising living costs in many countries. United States prices up 96 percent, Britain 130 percent, Belgium 142 percent, Sweden 159 percent, France Italy Norway over 200 percent, Denmark 296 percent, Germany 366 percent. Americans are thus comparatively better off.
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British Board of Trade
United States
Great Britain
Belgium
Sweden
France
Italy
Norway
Denmark
Germany
America
The Advantage Of A Small Income
A parish house group talks of surviving high living costs by trimming non essentials. A minister’s wife explains wartime thrift, choosing necessity over fashion, and living on less. Other women fear social judgment if they imitate the plan.
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Edith E. Moriarty
Pillar of the Church
Nevada man reprieved after near strangulation incident
A Nevada man narrowly escaped death from strangulation when the governor granted a reprieve just in time. Separately, observers noted a total lunar eclipse, while jokes about moonshine persisted.
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Nevada
Maple Sugar Crop Falls Short in 1920 Output
Washington May 26 The Agriculture department reports 1920 maple syrup production at 2,606,000 gallons versus 3,854,000 in 1919 and maple sugar at 7,529,000 pounds compared with 10,169,000 in 1919.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Hoover Considered for MIT President Post
Herbert Hoover is under consideration by MIT’s Executive Committee to succeed the late Richard C. MacLaurin as president. The report came from Boston, Massachusetts, in late May.
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Boston
Mass
Herbert Hoover
Massachusetts Institute of Technology Corporation
Richard C. MacLaurin
Obituary of Guy H Moore Pioneer Ohio resident dies at 41
Guy Hedge Moore born June 25 1878 in Harvard Nebraska dies May 17 1920 at his Albany Ohio home aged 41 years 10 months 22 days He lived with his uncle Elias Moore in Chillicothe Ohio and attended Jesuit College in Denver and a veterinary college in Toronto He served in Co H 7th Iowa Volunteer Infantry Spanish American War and belonged to Veterans and K P Lodge He married Goldie Dailey in 1907 and leaves three children Bernice Beatrice Guy Elias his mother Mrs Martin McDonough and a brother George His life in Columbus Ridgeway and Albany showed his devotion to family after uniting with the M E church He passed after long illness showing patience and faith He is survived by his wife and children and other relatives.
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John
Agnes Moore
Harvard
Nebraska
Albany
Ohio
Guy
Elias Moore
Chillicothe
Jesuit
Denver
Colorado
Toronto
Canada
National Guards
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K. of P. Lodge
Ridgeway
Goldie Dailey
Athens
Bernice
Beatrice
Guy Elias
Martin McDonough
Spokane
Washington
Arother George
Weston
Westoa
Columbus
M. E. Church
Jesus Christ
Athens shoppers and visitors note local social scene
The passage lists various Athens residents and visitors amid social calls and shopping. Individuals such as Mr. and Mrs. Zine Courtney, Miss Ethel Anderson, Floyd Whitlatch, Ralph Porter, and others are described as visiting, shopping, or staying with friends in nearby towns including Nelsonville Buchtel Vinton county and Amesville.
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Zine Courtney
Harry Porter
Charles Daugherty
Sam George
Jeff Harrison
Harry Notestine
Athens
John West Sr
Hale
Cane Conner
Ethel Anderson
Columbus
Floyd Whitlatch
Ralph Porter
Vivian Stage
Hazel Durfee
Arthur Burchfield
Rhoda Waymer
Wendell Moore
Nelsonville
Buchtel
Benton Potts
Vinton County
Frank Roby
Margaret
Charles McMillens
Bertha Copeman
Ethyl Cline
A. C. Porter
Tom Cade
Sam Jellison
Lydia Beachout
Flora McHarg
Fannie McCathran
Arthur Butesfield
Tom Hardy
Murray City
Will Keeton
John Davis
Shawnee
Floyd
Ever Linncott
Amesville
Harry Moore
Arthur Bureh
Alumni Banquet and Dance Set for June 7 at Masonic Temple
The Athens Hi Alumni announce the year’s climax event a banquet and dance on June 7 at the Masonic Temple. Dinner at six dancing from eight to twelve. Tickets $1.25. Spouse invited. An annual Alumni affair with careful arrangements to ensure success.
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Athens Hi
Masonic Temple
Texas Democrats elect sixteen delegates at large to McAdoo favor
Dallas, May 26. Sixteen delegates at large including four women were chosen by the Texas state Democratic convention for the San Francisco convention. They are uninstructed but carry a resolution highly commending William G McAdoo, with each delegate holding a quarter vote.
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Dallas
Tex
William G. McAdoo
San Francisco
Sunday Socials From Hooper Ridge To Sand Ridge
Residents of Hooper Ridge and nearby Athens areas enjoy a series of Sunday visits. Families including Hudnall, Keirns, Mingus, Lins eoilt, Kasler, Bryson, Morris and related relatives shared time with kin at multiple local homes and towns.
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Hooper Ridge
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Sand Ridge
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Lewis Morris
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Myrtle Morris
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